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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-11-26

The Granite Mountain Mining Com
pany at Phillipsburg, Montana, will
erect an eighty-stamp mill next year,
and then, 1t is claimed, the monthly
dividends paid will be 100000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT EuREEA NEvtDA. |

DctObcr i, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention TO make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the District Court of Nevada,
at Ely, Nevada, on November 30, 1887, viz :
Homestead Entry No. 10. Henry NJ. Jones'
for the n. a of NV. i and W, p. of NE. u
of Section %, Township 81 n. Range "a East,
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz
J Raper of Cherry Crock, Nevada.
Patrick Mowin of Cherry Creek Nevada
James Holland, Of Steptoe Valley, Nevada.
W O. Gallagher, Of Duck Creek. Nevada
toe2-5w) D. IL. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-11-26

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Maine.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09
WHAT AN l TO 10!

The symptoms Of BiEousness are
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They differ III different individuals
10 some extent. \ bilious man y
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09
.B' CLASS.
KATE sCHNACKE, Teacher
The reported decision of the United

The reported decision of the United
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It is great victory for the temper
ance people, and the decision seems
tn he broad enough to secure the en-
forcement Of the law. however string
ont under the authority OF police re.
anlation' states have almost un-
limited power. and when the vole - .
say-"the saloons must 50 go they
miiSt
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CRAIC'S CLEARING SALE!

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and Beans lie
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FORNIA FRUITS OF THE A. LUsK BRAND, per
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correspondngly prices
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S q h.. n
ITOBACCO-llug, 35c "a ID.
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like
t
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Secured notes bearing interest," payable DeC Ist 1885, or BEFORE
Twill be accepted as cash.
David J. CRAIG,
STONE CITY 9th DEC, 1887.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09

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y CHICAGO, MILwAuKEE x ST.
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09
SCHOOL REPORT.

IHe fUIIONlnI Is llle report ol Dig
Stone City Public Schools for month
ending Nov. 3lst, 1887:
Those marked with \ were present every
day; those marked were not late
First figures show Department, second show
Average Standing.
HIGH scHooL-''A" DIVISION.
Ethel Staples. *94 s3 Henry Dieboldt 81 80
Ellen Baker. *,6 90 Willie Frank
Mary NonWall o6 81 house ...... ~99 80
Lizzie Walsh $50 81 Warren Eddytf99 81
nellie Walsh . f95 ~ Claude llalloWay97 SO
BESSIE Reeve. 81 $ Sarah Wesen
Charles CHASER - - burg ..... St91 ~
Arthur Dlebo.d = =
''B' DIVISION
uvr.;e Chaser .os 50 Eddie Oehler *f.H 80
MA Randall *f9s 81 Aaron Won
.,nelia ynnker lbs % Waid ......sfao 50
Co. Mbi,,,Ie ~ IS George Porter. Nj 81
lI"ranee I'r. TafIor~ ,b qb Frank Porter. 81 81
iYnra TapIar +96 50 oscar Bratberg* t9o -
Wine Moyius. % 90 frank Edelman % ~
Alfred Dieboll+f96 5IIhas Nhlpple. 20 n q
charles Diebold 1881 Merton ParcAef.'o %
Wade Re4ua. 30 ~
Number enrolled. 81; per cent OF attend
ance, 81.
A. w. CoLCORD, Principal.
,xrERNEp1ArE DEPARTMENT. CLASS
1assa .;abr .45 Il Nette Martel! 80 20
CarI Requa. IS 81 Minnie Walsh W % :,
pay porter IS S. Clara Slegert ...9o o
James Morrill,. $ 81 Cora Nlies e.,' '9e =. =.
Arthur Moylus. S. % Ida Fink. ...,. loo
Arthur Bennett. IS 50 Dora Camus 81 "a
Willie Brand ..3o y LIZZIE he1sciiAe ~ =
Ingsr Bratbers s99 $
.B' CLASS.
James Hallock 10 % Ameiia AiiAiie !. ).
Willie Sahr =. MO 50 man 80. 80 =, - -
Frank Whippe, - y Emma 9aiir. :. ~ -
aha,t NinnemapgO 90 Anna Sie5ert 20 o.
80 parr,nan IS 50 Nellie Ware. 10 10
Snas RraII IS oyFrank Holloway 80 oV
Ia Eral,an 100 IS Fred FrankhouseSO A.
ie.a .a..;a Raneh- Kari Bratherg .33 62
ord .95 so Lydia Oehler. % ~
Number enrolled, 3s; now III ATTENDANCE
%. KATE SCHNACkE, Teacher.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
VI the Board of County Commits. .
siOncrs of Grant County. ID. r.

- MllDank, Dec. |, 1887.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: B. ?. Murphy, chairman, w, T..
Burman and the auditor as clerk.
On motion the following bills were audited
and allowed.
r. Nj. Williams, care OF cOrrt room
two nights during court ......3 90
). Is. Whltcomb, coal tor county .... II
j. b. Whltcolnb. cash paid tor weigh
ing coal tor county y................ 80
GottIrt Buchele, witness tees in ease
OF Fred Russell. -. ............ 90
Ed :. llealy, making election returns | so
Eva Robel, board and washing for
Chris. Gahr, ,pauper r.......... 20 80
Pioneer Press Co., office supplies. -. 7 %
2. NJ. and J. A. Williams, IA Dor and
material tor Jail not specified in the
contract. Observation-Disclosures. 45 Is
Grant Co. Review, stationery and
printing Observation-Disclosures. SO IS
II. }. benedict: sheritfs fees. ........ l27 U5
j. {. Knapp, making grantor's and
grantees index "a 81
Amos DeSllFa, painting jail floor -. %
W III. Dents, board Of pauper, ......... i ~
w. I. Burnan, com'r per diem and
mileage. ..................... g sc
B. 2. Murphy, same e................ 1 2O
Geo Barnard x Co., mortgage record
and office supplies. es................. l9 IL
On motion justice report of Henry Nell
was laid over.
Motion made and carried that the bank
stock OF John r. Eastman, i'll the sum o.
| 81 900 which was listed for taxation be
stricken IRON he tax list in accordance with
the recent decision Of Judge G. S. Palmer,
/ Judge OF the 9TH judicial district.
On motion il is hereby ordered to redeem
from tax sale the following described lard III
the sum OF sl9.13: Sc Or SW or and SW q
Sc Ir, sec. 80, town l2l, range ~. Said land
not being proved up at the time OF assess.
mtnt.
On motion board adjourned sine die.
Is. I. MURPHY,
! Attest: Chairman
| JOHN DOUGLASS, County Auditor
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-12-09

S.a standard OF excellence which
very Improvement that inventive
~ money can produce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
New Florida hoad.

The promoters of the proposed Palatka,
Welaka and Spring Grove Fla. road are
pushing the enterprise. The following
board of directors has been elected:
Damon Greenlesf, ii. I. Baya, j. G..
Greeley, Z. b. Fenwick, W. Il. Watson,
John W. PomerOy and Sherman COnant.
The officers are: President, Damon Green
leaf; Vice President, ii T. Baya; Treas
urer, J. G. Greeley; Secretary, W. b.
Watson; General Manager, G. b. Fen.
wick. l. he road is TO start from point
between Satsuma and Cisco, touching al
Welaka, crossing the river at or near
Mount Royal to NOrwalk, thence in
southerly direction along the west side of
Lake George, taking In Lake Kerr, Salt
springs aud Silver Springs to point on the
ST. johns and Lake Eustis railway, where
a connection can be made to all points in
South Florida and on the Gulf. 1t will
run through the counties of Putnam,
Marion and Orange.
The length of the road will be about
forty miles, with branch of five miles
from Mount Royal to Georgetown, and
another branch OF thirty miles from Nor
walk to Cltra, making total of ABOUT
seventy-fve miles. Maj. Z. B. Fenwick
resigned from the Dietary Baya line on
Feb. ID, to take effect to-day, when he will
at once assume the active management
OF the affairs OF the new company, with
headquarters al Jacksonville. A corps OF
engineers will be put into the field this
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
AJacksonviIIe Rumor.

ltisirumoredin Jacksonville that an un-
derstanding has been arrived at between
Mr.. Flagler, owner of the Jacksonville,
st. Augustine and Halifax River, Maj.
C0nant, OF tue Florida Southern, and Mr..
White, OF the St. Johns and Halifax rail.
roads, looking TO the consolidation of the
interests OF these three lines. 1t is also
said that this consolidation will result in
the construction of roads which will give
the Florida Southern a terminus In Jack
sonville, and also that the various inter
ests com 5ined will construct a road
either to Millen Or some other available
point, thereby giving Florida a competing
outlet to various points in the North.
East and Northwest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
A FLAG AT HALF MAST.
PENSACOLA's COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS DEAD.

0obiie<he Scene of His Demise-Fire al
Quincy Destroys a Cigar Factory and
as 900 Worth of stock-The News oil
Georgia's Capital City.
PENSACOLA, FLA. Feb. 2S.-The flags
Npon the United states custom house and
other public buildings were nalf-masted
to-day in honor OF Hon. John j. McGulre'
Collector OF Customs at this port. MT
Mcclure died at Mobile, Ala, ate O'Clock
this morning. He was generally liked IN
this community. and his loss is uniVers-
ally deplored. Mr.. Mcclure served a
term in the Florida Legislature.
The Italian man-of-war Flavio Gloia
arrived in port this morning. She is now
Ut anchor off the city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
Excursions To Florida.

Commissioners Slaughter, of the South
ern Passenger Association, has issued
circular to the General Passenger Agents,
In which he says: Crates OF one limited
iare Tor the round trip from Ohio and
Mississippi river points to points within
the State of Florida, for special excur-
sions, are hereby authorized, In accord
ance with the resolution adopted by the
Rate Committee, a. meeting held at
Atlanta, Ca, Feb. Is and Is, 1887. Tickets
u be on sale March 1, 8, Is, y and 30,
1887; to be of irOn-clad form, limited to
ten Gays from date of sale going, and
three days from date stamped by the
agent OF the terminal road in Florida re-
turning, with eXtreme time limit OF thirty
days from date of sale"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
EDMUNDs' OFFENDED DIGNITY
Riddieberger Interrupts Him by
lEQwiring for "a Chestnut Bill.


From the Neac York Herald.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-It occurred at
late hour during last nights session OF
the Senate. Mr.. Riddleberger, of Vir-
GINA, was, as usual, the cause of the
trouble, and the grave. perturbable
MIR. Edmunds, of Vermont, the victim.
L. came about In this way: Shortly before
midnight Mr.. Edmunds arrived on the
scene fresh from dinner party at Sena-
tor StanfOrd's. A delicate boutOnnIere
OF pink rosebuds and violets adorned the
lapel OF MIR. Edmunds' dress coat. The
Vermont Senator was in an unusually
gracious mood. As he took his sat he
smiled blaOdly upon the gentleman in his
immediate vicinity, and leaning back In
his chair followed the debate on the reso-
luton to Investigate the Pacific roads.
Finally Mr.. Edmunds secured the floor,
and, speaking in favor OF tue resO utIon,
used substantially the arguments ire
quently made by him IN previous discus
sions regarding tue Indebtedness oil these
roads TO the UnIs'd States.
Mr.. Riddleherger, who was opposed to
the resolution, finally interrupted the
honorable gentleman, according 70 the
Record, as follows:
MIR. Riddleberger-Will the Senator al
low me to make an inquiry?
Mr.. Enthusiastically.
Mr.. Riddleberger-ls there any Senator
here who has chestnut bellf
The Record does not record the peals of
laughter which shook the building at tnls
unlocked for proceeding, but those who
were present say that Mr. Edmunds was
80 angry. Notwithstanding his imperturb-
able manner, that 1t was several minutes
before ne recovered his composure.
There is now considerable curiosity on
the part OF Mr.. Eamunds' colleagues to
know what reply he Will make to Mr..
Rddleberger the next time that gentle
man asks permission To interrupt him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
Safe, sure and SPEEDY.

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
A New Southern Telegraph Line.

4 New Southern Telegraph Line.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.--A certificate OF
incorporation of the New York southern
Telegraph Company filed today states
that its capital is $l,000,000, divided into
shares OF 500 each, with the privilege OF
Increasing the stock to 100000. Tue
iucorporators and number OF snares held
by each are a. follows: James b. Pace,
of Richmond, $500 shares; John 5. Wise,
Of Richmond, 1000 shares; Thomas III.
Logan, of Richmond, 1000 shares; John
G. Moore, of New York, 1000 shares, and
j. G. Weaver Page, OF New York. 500
shares. The company's wires are to run
from this city to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Richmond, Charleston. Sa-
vannsh and New Orleans, and TO all In
termediate points.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
LOST IN a FOREST.
An Indian Mound-Othcr Jottings
. from l<errien County.

An Indian Mound-Othcr Jottings
- from iserrien County.
TrFroN, GA, Feb. 2S.-In an article to
the NEWS from Alapaha some weeks ago
xaur correspondent was unfortunate
enollgh to wound the feelings OF certain
iparties, much to his reeret.
A day or two ago the NEWS CORES.
,pondept accepted the invitation OF q
marty OF friends to dig into and examine
AN Indian moun0 on the line of Berrien
and Irwin counties. long, tedious
tramp through pine forest and scrub,
then a wade through river and swamp,
and the party arrived at circular shap-
cd elevation on hillside, probably 20 feet
higher than the surrounding country.
AFTER cutting away weeds, bushes, etc,
the entry began. Two hours
hard work resulted In nothing
being found. Then spades struck hard
surface, and the diggers were rewarded
with ind of what was seemingly pet
rjfied substance. First was found a
rouge carving, cast or imitation
Of human head, then a curl
ously wrought pipe with the
Image of a deer on IT., several stone
batcbets and arrow heads, a skull in a
dair state OF preservation and numbers OF
nieces of bone, but which had a tendency
10 CTutD oio Ou CApoouAS w hNAN ""N ~
three pieces OF pretty potware, stone Jars
or pitchers, and numbers OF broken
pieces.
ON the way home the NEWS correspond
ent became lost. The sun disappeared.
he shouted but no answer came back.
The stiffness was broken only by the
Geigbing of the winds through the pines.
13e sat down on a log and tried TO get the
poInts OF the compass. Tired and
worried, be wandered aimlessly about,
shouting at intervals, but receiving
no answer. Drops of rain pat
tered down. IL was dark.
AT the foot OF large cypress tree he kim
died a FIRE and camped for the night.
Myriads of voices were sounding-irogs,
cricket aliigators, etc.-and by the
CLEAN of the freight his imagination con-
1ured up visions OF hobg0bins and spirits
peering at him from the shadows OF the
swamp. Late at night be fell into doze,
from which be was awakened by sound.
Be thought: "Yes, the boys are looking
me up.v Again it comes: "WnO, who,
who are youg' 81 am from Alapaha,
Ga. My name-oh Lord, its only an owl
hooting."
The correspondent slept in the woods
all night. lie wants no more Indian
mound bUZE-s-,ss
The pb ysrcfsfn5 report the health OF the
country good.
The sales Of guano, phosphates, etc.,
will exceed those OF last season.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
Killed His Wite,s Lover.

GIN. 5ALIsBURY, signal Corps, U. 5. A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01

Eeportt ~, Committee
tong Committed m
Isr55rTT ss referred
|t.o.' ". Tor permisSsJi,
|retoO "a lot 80 Day1iis,
lasS 9l a5 ed. 'ol
Ieco I;ppmniittGe'o n, Il
b Bo ,,le petition 10 or
|aS1 ' srof Trustee,
"a church. io zee ,
|sbytee,uer Dipe on So
| 6y sdirr,an Church 80 :
'erscly to sa,'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.
matters of Money und Management
About Various Lines.

In order to protect all the employees OF
the Flor da Railway and Navigation Com
pany from any possible molestation by
outsiders, and especially the striking
fremen, an application mas been made to
Judge Settle for the protection of the
United States Courts.
Toe Silver Springs, Ocala Ella and
CUR railroad received twenty-five car
ioads OF rails last Frida,, the amount OF
the brst cargo. WORK OF laying the iron
mas commenced, and will be continued as
last as the rails arrive. The present lot
OF IRON VIII extend the road in the vicln-
ity OF Blue Springs.
The Orlando, Oakland Ella. aud At
lantlc railroad held it's directors meeting
at Orlando Thursday afternoon, and Sur
Veyor Fries made full report OF his sur
Vey oil the road, with full estimates OF the
cost OF construction, etc. Action was
taken to place solicitors along tue line of
the road, and II sufficient subscriptions
are made the work will be commenced at
once.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing, Etc.

The undersigned will continue the business
of the ate Daniel OConnor at the shops on
BRYAN, Olive and West Broad streets. In adj
dItion 10 blacksmithing. wheelwrighting.
painting and trimming. HORSESHOEING
will be made branch of the business to be
conducted at said shops, and will commence
on next Tuesday, March /.
Mr.. A. X, Wilson is hereby authorized to
collect our bills. Our intention Is to have
first-ciass work done at reasonable prices
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public, P. j. OCONNOR,
w III RAJ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
Ulmer's Liver tOrrectOr.

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Pharmacist. Savannah, Ca.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
lNhe Cat Settled II.

A Smitbville gentleman called on a
Young lady the other evening and rather
overstayed his time. About IL p. nj. a
brindle cat came into the room, wearing
a strip of paper tied around its neck and
Jumped into the young lady's lap. On
the paper the following words were writ
ten: "Do you know that 1t Is alter IL
O'Clock? Or do you intend to sit up all
night longW The young man read the
notice first, coughed, rose hastily. babe
the fair one good night and departed for
ever and ever. The cat settled it.